John Deere R 72 ? on mower deck spring

aljoy

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Have a John Deere R72 I would like to know where the Mower Deck Spring goes ,( Spring is about 5" with a hook on each end), and what does it hook to. Any help is most appreciated. Thank you
 

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We need to know Model and Serial numbers to get the correct image for your deck. I did a Google image search for "John Deere R72 parts diagram" and got hundreds of different images for decks.
 

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We need to know Model and Serial numbers to get the correct image for your deck. I did a Google image search for "John Deere R72 parts diagram" and got hundreds of different images for decks.

I have this number MOOR 72X 321730
also have 1907075830-01 84120309 8hp
 

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Here is an explode view. Hope it helps.R72 John Deere.gif
 

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Here is an explode view. Hope it helps.View attachment 22556
On my deck I do not see the opening for the cotter key to hook the spring to , also
If the hook fastens on the deck where does the top hook , hook to., I must be missing something,
 

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Ok the spring is there to create tension for the deck belt so the blade will spin. it looks as though it connects to part #21. I am not sure of this but from the picture that is where I would start looking. Whole in deck could be plugged with grass or dirt. Just poke around a little with a screwdriver and see if you can find it.
 

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Ok the spring is there to create tension for the deck belt so the blade will spin. it looks as though it connects to part #21. I am not sure of this but from the picture that is where I would start looking. Whole in deck could be plugged with grass or dirt. Just poke around a little with a screwdriver and see if you can find it.

Thank you soooo much for your help, it is very much appreciated
 
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